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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1972
Page
2
The article argues hijackings may outpace bank robberies as a fast money source with 131 incidents since M61 and 17 attempts this year. It discusses failed deterrents, critiques of federal measures, the limits of sky marshals and metal detectors, and explores European passenger screening as lower odds but controversial solution.
A University of Michigan ISR report compares higher pay with paid education as motives to join. It suggests that college bound youths respond best to educational support, proposing a large GI bill and funded college during four years of service, potentially reducing war enthusiasm for large adventures.
Radio Corporation of America, facing losses in computing ventures, contemplates a modest psychological research investment before new bets. It is testing a radar device mounted on a car’s front bumper to warn drivers of tailgating, aiming to reveal how close followers ride.
Roanoke Tires comments on tail-gaters, likening them to a fearful creature. They suggest adopting a fear-end mechanism similar to a skunk to deter dangerous behavior. A spray of an invisible, terrible odor could keep tail-gaters off the road or force them to stop.
In Miami a group of Vietnam era veterans marked the fourth anniversary of the Chicago Democratic war with stories of police clashes and wartime dangers. They recalled being maced, trampled, and jailed while praising activists like Hubert Humphrey and Ed Muskie.
Veterans recall Chicago riots and the 1968 Democratic National Convention. They discuss battles with police, fear for the party, and changes in state Street while noting youth activism and ongoing nostalgia. Freddy laments lost moral fiber as young fans distribute McGovern stickers at a Boom Boom Room visit.
The Telegram highlights a community program titled Let Peace Begin With Me presented on Thursday, July 13, 1972 in Columbus Nebraska, inviting participation and reflection on nonviolence.
Dear Dr Lamb explains premenstrual fluid retention, salt and water balance, and how water pills work. Advice covers reducing salt by limiting added salt and gall, choosing low salt foods like rice and fruit, and notes minor mineral loss risk. Also discusses radium luminous watch safety and radiation concerns with cautionary reassurances.
The piece analyses how Nixon and McGovern imagine new coalitions after the old Democratic base dissolves. It highlights McGovern expanding via campus and minority support while courting the working class and Southern liberals, and Nixon seeking a Northeast pivot with Jewish and New York inroads, aiming for a broad national majority.
A critic cites apathy and hidden cruelty in the Soviet Union led by Sakharov who argues for reform while authorities crack down on dissent. Reports note arrests, psychiatric detention fears, and a ban on strong alcohol as the regime fights social unrest amid rising discontent and economic strain.
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